6II. THE FIRST ENCOUNTERS9
41III. EL DORADO
7III. ZEMIISM13
42IV. MYTHS OF THE CHIBCHA119
8IV. TAÏNO MYTHS16
43V. THE MEN FROM THE SEA
9V. THE AREITOS
44CHAPTER VII THE ANDEAN SOUTH
10VI. CARIB LORE21
45I. THE EMPIRE OF THE INCAS123
11CHAPTER II MEXICO
46II. THE YUNCA PANTHEONS
12I. MIDDLE AMERICA
47III. THE MYTHS OF THE CHINCHA
13II. CONQUISTADORES25
48IV. VIRACOCHA AND TONAPA
14III. THE AZTEC PANTHEON27
49V. THE CHILDREN OF THE SUN
15IV. THE GREAT GODS32
50VI. LEGENDS OF THE INCAS
16V. THE POWERS OF LIFE37
51CHAPTER VIII THE TROPICAL FORESTS: THE ORINOCO AND GUIANA
17VI. THE POWERS OF DEATH
52I. LANDS AND PEOPLES
18CHAPTER III MEXICO (Continued)
53II. SPIRITS AND SHAMANS
19I. COSMOGONY47
54III. HOW EVILS BEFELL MANKIND
20II. THE FOUR SUNS53
55IV. CREATION AND CATACLYSM
21III. THE CALENDAR AND ITS CYCLES55
56V. NATURE AND HUMAN NATURE
22IV. LEGENDARY HISTORY
57CHAPTER IX THE TROPICAL FORESTS: THE AMAZON AND BRAZIL
23V. AZTEC MIGRATION-MYTHS59
58I. THE AMAZONS173
24VI. SURVIVING PAGANISM
59II. FOOD-MAKERS AND DANCE-MASKS
25CHAPTER IV YUCATAN
60III. GODS, GHOSTS, AND BOGEYS
26I. THE MAYA
61IV. IMPS, WERE-BEASTS, AND CANNIBALS
27II. VOTAN, ZAMNA, AND KUKULCAN
62V. SUN, MOON, AND STARS
28III. YUCATEC DEITIES
63VI. FIRE, FLOOD, AND TRANSFORMATIONS
29IV. RITES AND SYMBOLS
64CHAPTER X THE PAMPAS TO THE LAND OF FIRE
30V. THE MAYA CYCLES92
65I. THE FAR SOUTH203
31VI. THE CREATION
66II. EL CHACO AND THE PAMPEANS
32CHAPTER V CENTRAL AMERICA
67III. THE ARAUCANIANS
33I. QUICHÉ AND CAKCHIQUEL97
68IV. THE PATAGONIANS
34II. THE POPUL VUH101
69V. THE FUEGIANS
35III. THE HERO BROTHERS
